Fixed some duplicate words in the English version.
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Figure 6.7 hijacking the session has succeeded.
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Here we see that we can hijack sessions between different browsers, and actions performed in one one browser can affect the state of a page in another browser. Because HTTP is stateless, there is no way of knowing that the session id from firefox is simulated, and chrome is also not able to know that it's session id has been hijacked.
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Here we see that we can hijack sessions between different browsers, and actions performed in one browser can affect the state of a page in another browser. Because HTTP is stateless, there is no way of knowing that the session id from firefox is simulated, and chrome is also not able to know that it's session id has been hijacked.
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## prevent session hijacking
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